Sentence examples for lively debates about from inspiring English sources

I have sat through panel discussions on Saul Bellow that became lively debates about Israel and Edward Said.

The two engage in intense, lively debates about everything from belief in an afterlife to Ragin's certainty of the ultimate meaninglessness of life and death.

In the blogosphere translators hold lively debates about whether he really did call for Israel to be "wiped off the map" or just "removed from the pages of time", a phrase which some people seem to think sounds less fierce.

Within this broad scope there is no unified theoretical or methodological consensus, but rather there are lively debates about the relative importance of culture versus individual psychology in shaping human action and about the universality versus the inherent variability of human existence.

Nebojsa Covic, a deputy prime minister of Serbia, went to NATO's headquarters this week to present a plan to "demilitarise" the region while attending to the woes of the impoverished Albanians in the affected area.Both the governments in Belgrade and NATO are having their own lively debates about how far this unlikely friendship between Serbia and the alliance can go.

Vandenbroucke says that he enjoyed working with Westendorp because they engaged in lively debates about research.

They should encourage lively debate about Israeli policies.

Economists have been conducting a lively debate about this.

Then the already lively debate about whether machines are conscious will really heat up.

And there was a lively debate about Iraq at a dinner party recently.

He added, "This is to engage people in a lively debate about the quality of service".